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This song is played one whole step down (D,G,C,F,A,d). Listen to the song to get the strumming and palm mutes
down. They're easy enough to pick up from just listening.
[Chords] (Chord names are what they'd be called if we were in standard tuning)
EbM7/Gd|3|       FM7/Ad|5|       D/F#d|2|                                                                   C3/Ed|x|
A|3|       A|5|       A|3|                                                                   A|x|
F|3|       F|5|       F|2|                                                                   F|x|
C|5|       C|7|       C|0|                                                                   C|2|
G|6|       G|8|       G|0|                                                                   G|3|
D|3|       D|5|       D|2|  ----- I wrap my thumb to play this. You may find that easier.    D|0|
[Intro] 2x
d|-3--3-----3---------------3--3-----3------3-3-3--|
A|-3--3-----2---------------1--1-----0------0-1-2--|
F|-0--0-----3---------------2--2-----0------0-0-0--|
C|-------------------------------------------------|
G|-------------------------------------------------|
D|-------------------------------------------------|
DeLeo slides up to the 3 on the A (B) string half way through the first strum of the 2nd play through.
Don't play the last three chords on the second time through. Just hold the F note with open A and F strings.
[Verse]
 GAnd I D/F#feel that Ftime's a wasted Cgo
 EbM7/GSo where ya going FM7/Ato
 Gtomorrow? And I D/F#see that Fthese are lies to Ccome
 EbM7/GWould you even FM7/Acare?D  
[Pre-chorus]
D Cadd2 G Cadd2
 And I Dfeel Cadd2itG  Cadd2  
D Cadd2 G Cadd2
And I Dfeel Cadd2itG  Cadd2  
[Chorus]
 EbM7/GWhere ya going to toFM7/Amorrow?
 EbM7/GWhere ya going with the FM7/Amask I found?
 EbM7/GAnd I feel, and I feel, when the FM7/Adogs begin to smell her
 EbM7/GWill she smell aloFM7/Ane?
[Intro] 2x
[Verse]
 GAnd I D/F#feel, so Fmuch depends on the Cweather
 EbM7/GSo is it raining in FM7/Ayour
 Gbedroom? And I D/F#see, that Fthese are the eyes of Cdisarray
 EbM7/GWould you even FM7/Acare?D  
[Pre-chorus]
D Cadd2 G Cadd2
 And I Dfeel Cadd2itG  Cadd2  
D Cadd2 G Cadd2
And she Dfeels Cadd2itG  Cadd2  
[Chorus]
 EbM7/GWhere ya going to toFM7/Amorrow?
 EbM7/GWhere ya going with the FM7/Amask I found?
 EbM7/GAnd I feel, and I feel, when the FM7/Adogs begin to smell her
 EbM7/GWill she smell aloFM7/Ane?
[Elision]
 G5When the F5dogs do find herC3/E  
           Eb5          D5               ----- When you play the Eb5 quickly slide up from a D5
 Got time, time, to wait for
 G5tomorrow, F5to find it, C3/Eto find itEb5, to D5find it
 G5When the F5dogs do find herC3/E  
 Got time, Eb5time, to wait D5for
 G5tomorrow, F5to find it, C3/Eto find it,    Eb5to finD5d it
[Intro] 4x

All chords in this song (13)

The story behind the song

"Plush" is a song born from a blend of dark inspiration and personal reflection. While loosely based on a newspaper article Scott Weiland read about a kidnapped girl found dead, the song ultimately serves as a metaphor for a lost, obsessive relationship. The lyrics also touch on the band members' thoughts about their own futures and those of their significant others. Robert DeLeo composed the music, which mixes a country riff and ragtime chords with metal stylings, creating a slow and steady grunge, alternative rock, and hard rock sound for this track from their 1992 debut album, Core. At its heart, it's a song that channels a complex mix of sorrow, obsession, and uncertainty.

AI-written from these sources:Plush (song) — Wikipedia ↗Stone Temple Pilots — Wikipedia ↗MusicBrainz ↗

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Plush

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Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

EbM7/G

FM7/A

D/F#

C3/E

Cadd2

Eb5

This song is played one whole step down (D,G,C,F,A,d). Listen to the song to get the strumming and palm mutes

down. They're easy enough to pick up from just listening.

[Chords] (Chord names are what they'd be called if we were in standard tuning)

EbM7/G FM7/A D/F# C3/E

d|3| d|5| d|2| d|x|

A|3| A|5| A|3| A|x|

F|3| F|5| F|2| F|x|

C|5| C|7| C|0| C|2|

G|6| G|8| G|0| G|3|

D|3| D|5| D|2| ----- I wrap my thumb to play this. You may find that easier. D|0|

[Intro] 2x

d|-3--3-----3---------------3--3-----3------3-3-3--|

A|-3--3-----2---------------1--1-----0------0-1-2--|

F|-0--0-----3---------------2--2-----0------0-0-0--|

C|-------------------------------------------------|

G|-------------------------------------------------|

D|-------------------------------------------------|

DeLeo slides up to the 3 on the A (B) string half way through the first strum of the 2nd play through.

Don't play the last three chords on the second time through. Just hold the F note with open A and F strings.

[Verse]

G D/F# F C

And I feel that time's a wasted go

EbM7/G FM7/A

So where ya going to

G D/F# F C

tomorrow? And I see that these are lies to come

EbM7/G FM7/A D

Would you even care?

[Pre-chorus]

D Cadd2 G Cadd2

And I feel it

D Cadd2 G Cadd2

And I feel it

[Chorus]

EbM7/G FM7/A

Where ya going to tomorrow?

EbM7/G FM7/A

Where ya going with the mask I found?

EbM7/G FM7/A

And I feel, and I feel, when the dogs begin to smell her

EbM7/G FM7/A

Will she smell alone?

[Intro] 2x

[Verse]

G D/F# F C

And I feel, so much depends on the weather

EbM7/G FM7/A

So is it raining in your

G D/F# F C

bedroom? And I see, that these are the eyes of disarray

EbM7/G FM7/A D

Would you even care?

[Pre-chorus]

D Cadd2 G Cadd2

And I feel it

D Cadd2 G Cadd2

And she feels it

[Chorus]

EbM7/G FM7/A

Where ya going to tomorrow?

EbM7/G FM7/A

Where ya going with the mask I found?

EbM7/G FM7/A

And I feel, and I feel, when the dogs begin to smell her

EbM7/G FM7/A

Will she smell alone?

[Elision]

G5 F5 C3/E

When the dogs do find her

Eb5 D5 ----- When you play the Eb5 quickly slide up from a D5

Got time, time, to wait for

G5 F5 C3/E Eb5 D5

tomorrow, to find it, to find it, to find it

G5 F5 C3/E

When the dogs do find her

Eb5 D5

Got time, time, to wait for

G5 F5 C3/E Eb5 D5

tomorrow, to find it, to find it, to find it

[Intro] 4x

About Plush Chords by Stone Temple Pilots

Learn how to play Plush by Stone Temple Pilots with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Plush chords”, “Plush guitar chords”, or “Stone Temple Pilots Plush chords” and you will find this page — transpose to any key, tap chords for diagrams, and use auto-scroll while you play. Perfect for beginners looking for easy Plush chords and for experienced players who want accurate Plush lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include D, G, C, F, A, EbM7/G.

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